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Anyone remember rustle from the activity center
Oh yah the paper clip brooks and I used to try that on ward A after you guys did it
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I drive by this wonderful testament to a history that I wish I could experience every day. Today, I turned to the internet to find the factual history, because it has been haunting me since I moved here. What an astounding portrayal of how every grand woman, no matter how beautiful will age, and we all stare at her, and wish we could have her back. I can still see her beauty, I wish there was somthing to do to save her......
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Wheeee!! Got dizzy when I saw this... <3 it!!
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Don't feel bad, Charity. Opacity has been my homepage for about a year now, and I still haven't gotten all the way through every single gallery.

It's truly amazing and inspiring all that Motts has done to ensure the photographic immortality of so many doomed and desolate locations. He's definitely my hero! ;-)
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Amelia, you're absolutely NOT annoying. Thank you so much for the updates on the condition of this magnificent structure. Any type of knowledge on the current status of these sites as well as history and memories of people who've been there are always appreciated by Motts' loyal fans.

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Thanks for the new gallery, Motts! As always, you deliver in fine fashion. Now, onto the photos....
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As to the question from Matt above; I believe the church had a school on site as well which would explain the gymnasium.
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I just went to the hospital last night... it was pretty creepy, we swore we heard some noises a few times. the only thing that sucked was i really had to pee, lol... so for anyone who is thinking about visiting make sure you make a bathroom run before hand.
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Thanks Motts, hope you had a good christmas and new year,
keep up the good work =)
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Probably a stupid question but why would a church need a gym?
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Nice contrast in this photo
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my freind jason wrote that years ago
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miss you Mr.Motts, are you ok? havent seen you put your two cents in lately, Hope you are out taking more beautiful photos, and recording alot of history! Come back Soon!
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As usual, awesome work. Thanks!